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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22
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soAGE OF TKR PLANS TO m okRRTED OUT
H TEE PnnsxDENT.
WAmnuaron, 6ept. 2i.-Pfesidsn and
MFa, Cleveland viii leave next week, on
Friday. for an absence OF three weeks
In the West ard South. They will ae
aocompanied by no officials. the ether
memhsEa Of the party being the Preai-
dent'e private secretary, Colonel La-
mont, and two peEsoBai friends OF the
| President, Mr.. Wilson 8. Bissells Of
| Buffalo, N. Y.-his former Law partner
and James d. Bryant. cf New YORK;
Who was q member OF bis military
stan while Governor.
The following IL The itinerary Of The
| journey: Leave Waahiageon by tne
Pennsyivania Railfoad on Friday, sep
| tembsE 00lh, a. 10 q N. arrive - In
dianapolis on Saturday, Ociober lss. ef
l IL 9. M, leave 3 p. N, arrive 81 Terfs
Hsuis $50 .. m. leave 6:lb 2. M arrive
a Sc. Leafs Oolobss Isi u o'clock mid
niQht, leave By The Chicago 4 Alton
| Railroad on Tuesday, October 9Th, II 2.
NJ. errivs In OhicaQo "Wednesday. Ooto-
ber bth 3 o. m, leave BY the Chicago
1 ana Northwestern Railroad on October
6lh 10 q, m, arrive e. Milwaukee .. M,
Ieavs Friday, October 7th, 10 Q. m, ar
i've at Madison l D. n. leave By the
OhioaQo. MIIusukse 4 s.. Panl Railway
90 Monday, OesobeE 10Th, . q N, arrive
az 81. Paul $50 .. n, leave Iaeeday.
October 12sh. a noon. arrive V Mime
spolis p. M lsexs ny ne
lOmaha Railroad at .. n, arrive
lad Omaha on Wednesday, October l2th,
q II 9. m, lsave b he ohieAeo, Bar
Iinat0n 4 Quincy Rsiispad at u noon,
arrive ct So. Jossph at 6:Ib .. N. leave
~ 6sl5 pm, arrive at Kansas CITY e
I8.iB .. N. laavs By the kan1aM City,
Fort Soott a Calf Railroad on Thurs.
day, OeeobaF l5th. IL .. NJ, arrive g
iMemphis on Friday, OotobeT ltih e
In. n, tsaVs By tbe Louisville 4 hasa-
villa Railroad On Octobeg 18th at p-m-,
arrive at Haahyills at II .. N, leave D
the Nashville. ChaltanoozA q .: Louis
) ana che Weatern a Atlantic Railroads
on Monday, October I7th at II 2: n,
arrive at Atlanta e 2. n, le4Ve Weo-
sesday, Ostober i9th, e Y o'olooe MD
niQht, arrive at NonfRomeFy On Thurs
dev. Os1oheR 9oth. as 8. IA, leave b
the Kaznnnssw q Western, North Zero
Ifna ro9ea A 1 .. m, Fsaeh Waahinascn
cn amfnraav. Ontobss z9nd, at s q. N.
Thers are no atops 10 be nade exeepl
at TIE points above mentioned ana q
No Instance can,the tine given 70 ~
cities whsrs stops ere 10 be made Be ex'
, | tsnded. Ths fast that the journey I
! timed 10 neet hxed enQARementn VII
j pFsvsna sny sxosptlons 70 tnis deleEni
, nation. haa 10 pnaMknQ fhFOnah 81
! | rlaoes 81 coy oonsi4eFable aiBs the trail
WI Be run q very slog Fats Of Rpeeo
AZ ths anagsslion q tie PEesident uuel
| e. ths proDossd speeoh makinG 90 plaee
Il ha ylriesd haa bes1 abandoned anI
! lnssaad nn important fsataxs To tbepfe
. | Rrmmms q eAoh plaos VII bs c&FEiaR
|. rides ahout The oifiss over he pIeFto1a
b annsaneed r0utes.
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'BXPRCERD PRODUCTS.
California Merchants Talk
Of the New Route.
THEE WAHT mE 0REaoM FRAsF.
Man sarviss en- the cassaa. BnnsA--
FlEs h Les lss-R1pairinx
tAe TE.sk-wm nst ans
Hsetrislsy-Malls
b ArzioaA.


wHAx RznnuxKzx Mxz n San Enkn.
eBuo TzK oR TIE NKw nsuTa.
akA EnAncrsoo, espa. 2l.-The Ala
today publishes . eolann Of inisrviswa
with lsading members of The eommer-
oinl oemmnnily 90 The eject on TIE 70.
csl trade o. the cemuleiisn q Ne rail-
Esad % 0Eeaon.
:. b sa1lIsn. sx-Prssiaeni Of ~
n1asd q 1Hnda. aid sWhon ths ueW
snna d 1nzzHl11od 4 wiil pso4e e n11zl
homs0t b - H1Egga Am1s e eblB city. !,
viii opsn 40 tne Willameete Valley and
give tie ragiasnfs there direct o0nlmu-
nioasson uith us. With easy tranapor-
taAion, TIE travel back and forih viii be
heavy have been osaR the road and
must 50 that u winds thEouRh beau
tifnl and productive country"
Similar sanfimenta we're expressed "A
the henee Of w. II. Oolsman A Co.
aMv oriniun,n = aaia Adam Grant, sen-
icE paKknoK Of the firm Of Murphy,
GFana & Co., sis that San Francisco
vii Fsosivs q diEeot and gratifying beh.
eGt from the project. We need The
trade ek the people Of Oregon and
have no dozht that with improved rail.
road facilities We shall gain and held
IL
Captain W. L. Merry. Of ths Arm Of
Merry. Fann 4 Co, vas asked what he
thonaht es the compilation Of TIE NORTH.
eTn Paciic road IN oonneeilon gith the
trade Of his company With Portland
over the route soon 10 BE- completed. II
don'A think 10 need have any feaEe. y
rsplisd the Captain. SIS 10 my impFea-
sion that we can hold oar own and win
The favor e. veil as the txads Of the pe0.
ole az Oreqon, TOO. TIE Northern road
has uBveR been really In the eompefition
lield with our roads.S
"Tha people In Oregon will soon dis
cOveR," !" sAid representative OF the hFHn
of Albert Mnu q o., Wholesale gFoceFs.
''that they can purchase things cheaper
ln this city and have them sont 40 than
they can L they bay direct Of Eastern
merOhaAts. We have a. excellent Ote-
Rou trade. and hope 20 increase u 81
soon as the road II completed, and Sc
cess 20 the new and ready customers 4
rendered easy"
Many other leading merchants sx
pressed themselves as highly pleaaod 81
the prospects Of the early complssi0n Of
the road 10 Oregon. Several merchants
who have branch stores In Portland
we're inclined 10 be conservative In theiI
comments On the a1bieot. They agreed
that the oompletion OF the road And ths
opening Of Q fhrough line between Ser
FranolSoo end Portland would b {
good thing for all ooneerned IN business
IN both places, yet there was Q lack Of
enthusiasm In 6peAking Of the mattel
apparenk In their remarks. Many Of
theas persons ship goods over the North
ern Paeifle rsate, which at present is 9
faVorite With Portland merchants, and
this may account for their vieWs.
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szHNzox or rEH sovxRxraN GRAND LoDax
ccxTTNuED AT pnxvKn
DxxvEa, sept. 2i.-The sessiou Of The
6svsEuiga 0rAnd L,odea Of Odd Fellows
to.aay eantinnsd TIE discussion Of the
supaai casee, heartn9 reports Of commit
assa and listening 10 the reading Of pr0-
paeaa amendmonts 10 the egns1isuticn.
Several invitafio1s regarding shs placs
Of holding The Bsxt annual mee1inR
we're reosfved, bat no aston vii be
taksn upon the gnb5eet Gntil later 70 tha
seassan. Al z o'sIoek the ssasisn ad-
isaEnsa until tomorFow 81 IL
Tha continenfni coDpelitlve drth BE-
San a ths River Front Park in The
uraseaea of 600 speeaAaorA TIE Ex-
celniors Oanton No. I. Of Chicago. weFe
ne hFst % lAke ne aroands and foE ~
hoaf snasrtained TIE pespts. aeqalttine
thamselVes with great oretth Ieey
wers sali0wed hy AFaUahoe CAnton Ne,
4. ~ DenVsE. Gay Osnasf No y q Gas
CsnasE. KansaA ane Cheyenne No. = q
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rHB coUMTT TATn-MBTHODTeT ooNEE1-
WCE-mKA on TIE nonRHkRH
PACIFIC RLinCTIoN.

PACIFIC kLAoxAoas
WALLA WkLEA, Sept. 0.-The falr
vhioh commences Rext Monday vii
undoubtedly be the best ever given In
WalIa Walla County. Three stables OF
horses arrived today from Salem, where
they contested in the races there. Thsy
oon,prIss Babb's stable Of Eaho, Orc
aon, Bybess OF Portland. and Hamil-
toms Of HiIlsboso. The races daring
next week are nov eli the talk on the
stroafs. and viii undoubtedly be the
mnst interesting and closely contested
ever known In fhe district.
The Msth0disa Episcopal O1nferanoe
closed yesterday oomprised over one
hundred visitiag membsFss and vas one
az tho moat interesting ever held Ia tbe
history Of The Methodist ehuEeh lr she
Northwest. Biahop fosleF delivered
several lectures 20 crowded houses. On
satufaay the members OF the Confer
ence visited the Territorial psnltentieEy
IN body. accompanied By supefin-
| tendont Paine.
ne result Of the Northern Paeihs
election Il not very satisfactory here.
| The proposed lease Of the Oregon lines
| bV she Uuioa and Northern leave,
/ Walla Walla and adiaeent countFy 10
/ she aarne nx &c herstofoFe. The oniy
hope nov seems 10 be the building of q
| ffne b. private capital, or depend ou
TIE proposed road Of She Seattle, Lake
Shore and EasteRn.-OreeoHiaB.
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ItFy 10 measure the plans 81 the In.
tinits with my little two-foot rnlc. 1
know, e. veil a. know aayshina, that
whon God takes q soul away from thtl
void, n infancy, 10 ohiidh0od, IL
R0ang manhooa, that life b complete
hnished, % psxfeeily a. thsuRh 4 bad
rounded out the full-oEbed years of the
patriarah- "a has done i1s wofk, u haa
aeoouplishea Gods pufposss n one ye4I
Or nsseuty. Tbe little lie. whoee sven
ina tiKna fsfl e nooudag OF ID ne morn.
lne, baenn 9 w1Eh thai may b carries
en- for eReas OF wae 11lt peeoe1 ,,
eompleio ene fhst was beaun-0et
kuoWs-aRea aeo. Bns.isfis y Brpok
Ign Ragi.
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OFFERINGS nKcKrvED AT wAsHTN0ToN
AND Brps ACCEPTED.

orFRRTNos nKcKrvRD AT wAgHIN0ToN
AND nEDe koCxPTKD.
wAsHrN0roS, Sept. zl.-The offerings
Of bonds today 10 the Government ag
oraRaied e870, 800. ct prices ranging
from &l07 80 70 91l0.
Acting Secretary Thompson this af-
seEnoon accepted 81, ,06s. 800 Of the bonds
offered,
The pricea paid range from el07 so 10
elOs C6. After the ether bids bad been
opensd delayed prop0sal TO sell half .
million bonds at el06k vas received
from Harvey Fiake a Sons, Of New
York. The bid vas admitted, increas-
ing the total offerings 10 Sl,370 800.
The light offerings Of bonds today
vas disagreeable surprise to The Trees
ary officials. Acting Secretary Thomp-
son said that while the amount Of bonds
offered was not a. large a. be had ex-
pected, still the prices asked we're gen
orally reasonable. Touching the future
policy Of the Department with reference
70 the bond purchases. Mr.. Thompson
/ said that it would be impossible 10 make
any statement In advance.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
wAsHTxdron. Sept. 2l.-The following
will be issued BY the Acting Secretary
Of the Treasury tomorrow;
TRRAsuny DEPARTMENT.
OTFIos or TEE SDcRzrARY.
WAsKrxuroN, d. O., Sept. -, 1881.
On and after shia data the Govern
ment will apuFchass daily until Os
tobeF Sth, 1897, 81 the offioe af the Sec
rslary of the Treasury, 10 Be applied ta
the sinking fund Of uaited States ~
GET cent. bonds Of 1891. and per eent
bonds Of 1907. acta Of July II, 1870, and
January 20. ISL, upon the foilOwini
terms:
The ~ per csnt. bonds, will be 40
cepeed at los during tue above ssaset
partod. ana the per cent. bonds durfnl
the remainder Of tue present moutn 81
rs, and from October lst 10 Ostooel
san, 1887, ~ l2s, which price inclade
| accrued interest 20 date OF purohase
TIE a0RreRate amount of both classe
Of bondA, whiah wiil be accepted withtl
the time above specified. h not 70 ex-
csed ell.0O0000. f6e oasrs ehonl'
state specific ehareoter of the honds
whether registered % soupona. No fut
thsr bids fer eonds as provided fog i
Circular No. 3, dated August 3. 1855
viii be recsivsd Afer this data. The 20
,ereea due on OsaoheF l. 1857, on Untse'
States bonds, amoanting 20 shout $50,
COO, vfll Be- paid On he 18th tnstan
without rebate. HusA TnoMFsoS,
Aottng Secretary.
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Chsysnne. Wysmlne. The dEin will be
o116ln&sd toDorrow. Tha aFsl pEizs
fns arm q 1le00. sse1nd 500. lhiE4
800 and tbey wiil Be aWazdsd o. Fri
1ay. Tia cil1gus mAd yizifinR Odd fal-
lgws t1niaht uiIl b GnisEs4insd q shs
River Rrosa Park bym ERama military
eouoaFt and fancy arm with pyr1teeh-
mic display. By the GEand Army of ahs
Rspnblis Fls@bean Company sf Tops-
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mArR mELMoHAIRR.


JAMES DOUGLASS u pnAwH mTo ooUnT
AND THKN DRAo0ED our AGAIN.
VIRGINIA, (Nev.), Sept. 2l.-This af-
loTnoon James n. Douglass. an eccen-
trio milliauairs Feputed 20 be worth
&60O0,000. vas subpBned as q witness
In oass, and failing 20 appear benoh
warranf was issued for bis arrest. and
be was brought into court. When
asked Why be did not appear et the
proper tine be replied that he had for
gotten Il. and didn't care q d--n any
way. Judgs Kehoe then imposed flne
OF el0O and aenhapced him to twenty
four hours impEinonment for contempt
OF court, when the iFate millionaire
launched forth q voIley Of vituperation
thai caused the judges ohesk 70 pale.
he ordered Q constable 10 removs Doug
lass, and amid considerable confusion
the majestic captive vas borne away 70
the county iaii, escorted By an ndmiEina
troupe Of the ubiquitous small boys
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Mla.lanarle. for Chlna.

San FRAHofsoo. Sept. 2I.-Among the
passengers on the steamer City Of Pc
kiag that sailed for Yokshama and
HonRkong today. was q large namber
Of ladies and gentlemen going to Ohina
10 labor as missionaries, sent ont by
che Congregational. Presbyterian, Meth
odisl and Msthodist church south Dc.
nominations.
shot and Killed.
San Lun OsIsPo, Sept. 2l.-A Msxi
can named Luis Oupis wAa shot and
killed BY VIM. Bouston. at Oeyuess, last
night. ID is claimeA that both parties
we're intoxicated at the time.
Attacked by Chinzmea.
San L6Ts OBuro, Sept. N.-Fifty
Chinese made an attack upon Yardmas-
Ter Holt and bic assistant 81 Los OlivAs.
the terminus Of the Pacific Coast Rail-
way, last night. Tbs assistant vas
severely cut with picks and shovels and
Il Il feared that be cannot recover.
Hew ceart Meaae
Los AnaKLEs. Sept. 2l.-Bids we're
opened this afternoon for the building
| al the new OouFt House. The Iovesl
vas hy o. Z. Grady, Of San Francisco,
whoas figures on the speciloatious were
| R31SOOQ and $4,000. The contract
viii be awarded somorroU.
Enbrsae Klecsed.
| DuRxTH, Sept. 2i.-KHbride, vha CO.
ocmpsnied O'BFien 10 Canada, vas TO-
iaV elected without opposition. 20 rep
resent South Kerry In the House oi
Commons. Kilbride was Marquis ol
Lxusdogne's principal tenant, paytEa
$500 ger annum for farm valued b
the 0overnmeu1 appraisers 81 E2l0o and
the emsFaensy men Who executed thG
eviction, besks into KilbFide'a housl
through the doors and windows and
threw the furniture out into she street.
Guard1ans of the Peer.
LuExnzcx. Sept. 2l.-The poor laV
guardians Of LineFiok had arranged u
cold q meeting teday for the paFpose oi
sonsidsrtnR and eoRdsmntnz the con
duct Of Rev. Dstmege, large Landlord
In limerick, for hafshly evieting tha
tenants who do not pay their rents
DetueQe's friends, however, cifoum
stAnced guardians 80 that when they ar
rived at the woEk house they found ]
surrounded and guarded BY armot
police. VIA refused 10 permit The meet
ina 10 take place.
Treaty Prolonged
BKnLrH, Sept. 2i.-Ths Austria Ger
many ConmerciAl treaty has been pro
!. lonRsd for . year.
Meehsaisa Conferences.
: Los AnaKxEs, Sept. m.-The Astho
: diss Rpiscopai Ounferenea of eouthen
|. OAIifnTnia last niRht daoidea upon bold
, ina ths naxt conference "a Tnlarl
Z | Raaolufio0s wsre also adopte4 thanktn
: The LnternAtional Oonfsrsnos of Msxie
4 | for q valuahls do1aiion % ianda 81
! 0eofRs u. eisson feE his proposed Dc
natiou Of q c0lleRs of arts at knsGnadI
> which ID % be dupii0Aaa Of the Smitl
: ! annian Insfitnta at Washington.
; today's session the Commltsee % q
9 staas of ths ChnFoh dePFseaaed q
4 nonohssrtancs of The sabbath dag 80
& resommauded that no letters be mAiis
: 80 thai day. EKsarziona sn- Sanda
!. wsRs o0ndamnad and ieeislation 10 q
, safee the ohmsFBAnes Of Hunday VI
{ uRRed. Tia eommfftea also reoeu
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CIRCULARS DISTRIBUTED m CHICAGO m
nEHAL8 on IKE ANAnCHIByB.
CuuAoo, Sept. IA circular OF deep
red Was circulated ia Chicago today.
Il Il headed "To the morkinemen Of tbe
United States Of America" and de-
pouncos the action Of the Sapfeme
Court In upholdinR the deaision OF the
lower coars ID the Anarchist case. The
circular refers 20 Captain Bonfsid as
''tae notoEious police bandit" and viii
fes JudQe Gary without stint. The cir
culag is eiQnsd "The Federation Of
Trades Unions" and vas printed in
New YORK. Police Captain O'DonnelI
telephcned this afternoon all over the
city 20 have any and all persons found
AlnArlhnlinn fha nirnulaRa nrraahad
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Wkszn0roN, Sept. 21.-Jastios Har-
Ian's attention vas called today 10 an
interview Published this morning With
Justice Miller in Chicago, In which he
said that any writ Of erreEs1n che Gases
Of the condemned Anarchists would or
dinaFiIy be made 10 Justice Harlan. Il
linois being In the latteF's ciroait.
Judge Harlan said be had no informa
ton that any application would be
mada.
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Kansas C1x. Sept 2L-The J0avn1rs
speeiAl fRsm Fart WoFth, Texas, says
that ShsgiH ehipp today arrssfsd John
Thndla al WeaaheFf0Fd. on saapAaion Of
bsinR one Of the e2na Of rsbbeEs who
plan6sEed chs Texas Paefns train on
Monday ni4hf.
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RoMH. espt 2L.-DuFfnz the Tuesday
festival foaF bombs wsga thrown In
frons Of the vaaisAn. One entered The
Pnpal barracks.
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Tucsuz "A. T. }. 6spa. H.-Doe Rogers,
VITO returned from San Pedro yeslsF-
aay, says THAI ths entire crop IN TIE bat
ton lands bs1Wesa Monmoaih and Bsa-
son have besn absoiHtsly F1ined b. the
foods. Fine halas Of gf0winR eane and
corn are hnt ahsa Of sand. such Fuah
Of waters waa never before known In
san Pedro. and u will taks ysaxa for ths
rznshsrs 70 rec0Esf from their losa.
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RoCEnsTER On. ", Sept. 2l.--A sen
assion has been caused 10 political cir
eles BY the appsaranoe Of Rev. J. A.
Copeland At the United Labor Ci1h
meeting last piaht. He avovsd himseli
for the Henry George movement. Cope
land has been one Of the leading Pro-
hibitionists Of this State and waa &
candidate Of thas party for .OouRssss-
man.
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DnvxR. Sept. H.-Tha Veteran Fire
men Of New York. accompanied BY the
seventh Regiment Band. arrived here
from San Francisco at 4sSO o'cIock this
evening. sveF ten hours late. They we're
met at the depot By the Veteran Fire
men Of Denver and the state Of Ool-
ored0, and escorted thFoaRh the city 20
Ne City Hall where 9 reception Was ten-
deEed 20 them by the Mayor aud the
city officials. TIE band viii give Q con-
ceFt % River Front PsRk tomorrow
evening and win leave for Kansas City
immediately upon lie conclusion.
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DisastFsus Wreck.

Kansas CTTY, (Mo.) Sept. 2I.-Ths
JsuSnaPs special from Arkansas City,
(Kas.) says: "A disastrous wreck oc-
cured on She Gulf Division Of the
Southern Kansas Railroad at Gathrie,
four miles south Of Peroell, Indian Teri
FiaoFy.. A light engine and construction
teain eoliided, while both we're moving
at 9 high rate Of speed. II Il rumorsd
that Q large number Of woRkmsn were
kiIlad or Wouu6ed.o
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shoa and Killed.

EAN LuB OBTsPo, Sept. 2l.-A Mexi
can named Luis Oupis WAs shot and
killed BY VIM. Bouston, at Oeyuess, last
night. II 10 olaimeA that both parties
we're intoxicated at the time.
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San fnkHczzso, Gapl. u.-Unitod
STATED Disisicl Ja6zs Hoffman has oon-
6emnsd H35soU worth q bfaady and
o1aAEs nsfzed q mhoFf time aae fson the
6eBuan hAxk Naniilno. and nFeere& The
nn1saa nn11
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OCHCoHp (N. H., Sept 3l.--The 70.
puFt of the Senate InvsstiRatina Oom-
mittee % the alleged at1empte6 bribery
Of Senator Oliver d. sawyer By KIRK
Pierce, vas submitted today. The
majority report says: "Upon oar con-
stTuction Of the testimony And in oar
opinion Hon. Oliver d. sawyer h 5nsti-
ae0 Ia the conclusion that d vac the
intent Of Mr.. PisFee 10 tendeR Q brihe."
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San LoEs OBmPo, Sept. N.-Fifty
Chinese made an attack upon Yardmas-
Ter Holt and his assistant 81 Los Olivas.
the terminus OF the Pacific Coast Rail-
way, last night. The assistant was
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New Court Meuae

Los AnaKLEs. Sept. 2I.-Bids we're
opened this afternoon for the building
OF the new Court House. The lowest
was By o. L. Grady, Of San Francisco.
whoaa figures on the speci0cations were
Rs1S.0O0 and $4,000. The contract
SSlf ~ nua1lleA aueooFraw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

Przszusa. ssps. 2i.- Pittsburg 0,
Nsv York 5.
Cuc1ao, sept. 21.-Ohioaeo u. wash.
inaton 3.
inDIAaAPoEu. Sept. sIs-BOston 0. In
dianapolia I.
DxTmorT. sepA. 7l.-Detroia ., PhiIa-
delphia 5 Thia vas an exhibition
game.
.L0guvEELz. Sept. 2I.-LouisyiEis ls,
Olsseland 8.
BALEnEoas. Sept. 2l.-Baltinore II,
Mstropolitan 5.
BnooKLxn. Sept. Brooklyn {. Ath,
letics 4. Tie game on aec0ant Of DARK
CmcuzsAz1. Sept. zl.--OiBciunasi Is
Sc. Louis 8.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

BKnLEH, Sept. 2i.-Ths Austria Ger
many Conmsrcial treaty has been pro-
lonesd for year.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

NxMDLns (OAl. J, Sept. 2l.--kour train
loads Of q. A. b. exearsionists arrived
this morning enEOute 10 Sc. Louis. Thai
reach AibuquerQus tomorrow morninR
The decorated ears, flaRs, mottoes and
bras bands lsnd their enehauting aid
10 make Q scene Of splendor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

Conk, Sept. 21.-Wm. O'BFien states
that In The event Of bis bang sentenced
20 imprisonmenl be viii absolutely re-
fuse 70 wear the prison garb OF 10 per.
form menial offices and he protests
against the treatment Of political pris-
| oners as common Culpritg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

San FaANcns0o, Sept. M.-Ths mail
service has been placed on 152 miles Of
railway built By the Northern Pacific
Company between Ole-Elum and Mel
rosa. Washington Territory. The line
is On dirsat route between Portland
and g. Paul.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

Los AxoELEs, Sept. H.-A are 90
cuxEed In she smoke house Of the Los
angeles Pork Packing Company this
afternoon. TIE burning hams and
bacon made great smoke. The dam
aae By FIRE and water viii amount ts
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

SAN FRANCnsco, Sept. 2i.-The 6oath-
ern Pacific Company has abont 1900
men &c work repairing the washed oui
sections Of track bstween Valoano and
Fl Paso. The estinate loss 70 the rail-
road company from the washouts viii
foot up S750.000, counting In the d.
new bridges. ties and wages Of Fepairers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

6kn FnkNoEsoo. Sspt. 91.-Jokn d.
epeecklsa VII 1Ail nsxl month fer Aua-
fFAlia b. the steamer MaKiposa. 10 ef-
dsT 10 seeaEe q renewal 0t thelr mAii
contract. which expires In Goyemher
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-22

m391 nf 1e44s f1Km11hn9 1nr NM6lf9a1lo1
o xnsmOfanannA of aRRanmen& he4msou
tAe United Skates and Spain for re-
eiprecai and oompsete anzpsnsion of al
Discriminating duties Of tonnage Or
import1 IN ths Unitsd Etates.and isis
aBds Of Cuba and Porto Rico and al
ether countries belonging 70 The Grown
of Spain UPON the vessels OF the rospec-
tive csuntFies and their caERoes. The
uaited States Minister ak Madrid is en-
thcrizsd % negotiate % - 10 place the
commercial relations between the
Uaited States and 5pain on . perma-
uent footinR advantageous 70 both
countries.